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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1942

Page

11

Building Back At Rapid Clip In Amarillo

Amarillo speeds a postwar rebound with $7 million in new permits for remodeling the Hunsley Building to house a downtown USO. Construction costs run about $10,000 daily as war worker homes rise toward 175 units and Pantex plans add more housing under a new NHA HOLC conversion plan. Don McGregor of NHA visited from Dallas to explain the program while the Chamber notes several lease applications.

Amarillo Pearl Harbor Hunsley Taylor Street Sixth Avenue USO Pantex Ordnance Plant NHA HOLC Don McGregor Dallas Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Homes Registration Bureau

Amarillo Firemen Fund Receives Added Credits

Firemen in Amarillo credited nearly 4000 to the Amarillo firemen and relief fund. A warrant dated December 1 for 3942.21 was held until funds arrived to avoid a one percent discount. Additional warrants from the state fire insurance commission office for about 2000 and 6000 were received. The fund was created by the department with three percent wage contributions. state allotments depend on fire insurance rates. The initial beneficiary was the late Chester Moore, an assistant fire chief, with disability payments continuing to his family.

Amarillo State Fire Insurance Commissionr Chester Moore

Nutrition Program and Wheat Enrichment Notes

The report describes a wheat based nutrition program enriched with extra wheat germ to boost vitamin B1 and appetite while stabilizing nerves. Dr Albert Newlin of the University of Santa Clara predicts a major earthquake in Japan next year, likening it to the 1923 and 1933 disasters on a ten year cycle.

Uncle Sam University OF Santa Clara Cal U.P Albert Newlin Observatory Japan

Gasoline rationing urged as vital to war effort

Amid war talks, officials defend gasoline and rubber saving, arguing rationing protects rubber used for tires and planes. Jeffers links tire use to saving Eddie Rickenbacker, while others debate a proposed anti-rationing bill. Rep. Wickersham questions surplus area rationing and endorses voluntary mileage cuts.

Amarillo Texas Edward V. Rickenbacker Pacific Ocean Eddie Rickenbacker Jeffers Central Wickersham Boren

Murder of Jews Is Sermon Theme at Sabbath Service

Rabbi Arthur Bluhm announces the sermon theme Protest Against Slaughter of Jews by the Nazis for the Friday night Gabbath service opening at 8 o clock and open to the public. Pensions for widows of the Revolutionary War were paid up to 1932.

Arthur Bluhm

Negro Soldiers and MPs in Gun Battle

A large gunfight between negro soldiers and military and civilian police in Phoenix Arizona left two dead and 12 wounded. The clash lasted about three hours and involved over 100 officers and soldiers patrolling armored blocks. One civilian, Robert Riley, was found dead. 1st Lt. August J. Essman was seriously wounded. Col. Fred Ellis ordered a board of officers to investigate.

Phoenix Ariz Don Steward Steward Robert Riley August J. Essman Essman Sheridan, Ore Fred Ellis

Holiday Accidents Set Low Record

The Thanksgiving Day holiday saw a likely new low in fatal accidents due to uninterrupted production gasoline rationing and fewer people in service. Early reports total 78 deaths 28 in traffic eight by trains and 42 in various causes such as shootings coal mine mishaps fires and drowning. There were no holiday fatalities reported in Texas and state tallies varied with Arkansas and Oklahoma noting miscellaneous deaths.

Associated Press America Arkansas Oklahoma Texas

Names of 12 War Prisoners From RAF Released

NEW YORK Nov 27 The YMCA released 12 American RAF prisoners of war held in Germany. The list, sent from Berlin to YMCA Geneva HQ, includes Lieut. Col. A. P. Clark 29 Fort Sam Houston and Pilot Officer W F Ash 24 Dallas. The prisoners are described as well and with most things in order.

New York RAF Germany Young Men’s Christian Association YMCA Berlin Geneva Camp Luft 3 A. P. Clark Fort Sam Houston W. F. Ash Dallas

Gas Rationing Talk Broadcast Planned by Amarillo Chamber

KGNC will air a 6:45 PM Saturday program on general gas rationing as the first in a Chamber of Commerce series. Rex Baxter, the chamber manager, said speakers weren’t announced at noon. The transportation committee led by Jess Rogers urges Car-Share Clubs during rationing. In Manattan a theater workers strike was ruled illegal and workers receive no pay during shutdown under Mexican law.

KGNC Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Rex Baxter Chamber of Commerce Transportation Committee Jess Rogers Manatlan

Instant Ralston Name for Ready Hot Cereal

The Ralston Purina Company of St Louis introduces Instant Ralston a hot breakfast cereal that needs no cooking. It is pre cooked and ready to serve by pouring into boiling water or milk, saving time in the morning and letting housewives sleep later.

Ralston Purina Company St Louis Ralston

Rationing Debate Frames Nationwide Gasoline Plan

Henderson and Jeffers denounce "business-as-usual" groups resisting nationwide rationing. Jeffers says mileage rules ensure essential driving now and in coming months, while nonessential travel must be sacrificed. Henderson accuses opposing factions of self-interest and gambling America’s future for a gallon of gas. Congress weighs postponement in areas with plenty of fuel.

Henderson Jeffers Lyle Boren Oklahoma Dem

Amarillo Retail Liquor Permit Notice for 2818 W. 6th Ave

The undersigned applies to the Texas Liquor Control Board for a Retail Liquor Permit to be used at 2818 West Sixth Avenue Amarillo Texas. Doc s Cut Rate Liquor Store owner P G George is the applicant.

Texas Liquor Control Board 6Th Ave Amarillo Texas P. G. George

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